‘Maybe We’ll Fly’ Explores the Life and Legacy of Mary Nohl
Staged by Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, the premiere of Marie Kohler’s newest play is inspired by the late Wisconsin artist and her unrestrained creativity.
Milwaukee’s Go-To Comedy Photographer Is a Comedian Himself
Diego Avila has fashioned a unique lane in the city’s stand-up scene.
Inside the World Premiere of These New Composers
Here’s a look from our resident music columnist on the works premiered at Composed for WCW, celebrating three milestones.
Meet the UWM Professor Who Co-Authored a Bestselling Memoir With 2 Chainz
Derrick Harriell spent many late nights in the studio with the rapper, learning his unmistakable voice.
Jordan Lee Stayed on Job at Radio Milwaukee for Eight Months After First Arrest
The station responds to questions regarding the timing of its leader’s departure after a second arrest this summer.
This Chippewa Falls Native Is Joining SNL’s Cast for Season 52
Comedian Grace Reiter is making history as the third-ever Wisconsin-native Saturday Night Live cast member (that we know of).
Q&A: Monica West’s New Play Pits Dreams vs Reality
This Marquette grad and Broadway performer, talks on how balancing motherhood and her career, inspired her new play Nina/Violetta.
The Beast Talks Wrestling and How to Move On
After 30 years in the ring, The Beast will take on his arch-nemesis in a final showdown to send off his retirement.
Q&A: Paul Maceri Talks Curating Weird Music and More
Milwaukee Music Notes returns with Brain in the Cupboard, an experimental music festival bringing sounds from all over the country to the 414.
What’s New at the 2026 Dialogues Documentary Festival
This festival focuses on showing off contemporary documentaries, with many centered around the 414.